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- Gogoro’s first product for India could be the CrossOver
- Globally unveiled in October this year
Taiwan-based electric two-wheeler brand Gogoro has announced that it will introduce a new electric scooter in India. If a few online reports are anything to go by, the company’s maiden product for India will be the CrossOver adventure-style scooter that was globally unveiled in October this year.
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Gogoro calls the CrossOver the ultimate two-wheeler SUV as it’s focused on on-road and some off-road usage. Design-wise, it looks quintessentially utilitarian and rugged with large body panels, huge floorboard, and a split-type roomy seat. Interestingly, the pillion seat can be folded to double up as a rider backrest and make room for carrying luggage. The company has made a provision to carry luggage at the front as well, on top of the quirky-looking headlamp.
Propelling the CrossOver is a 7.5kW electric motor that is powered by a pair of swappable battery packs with a combined capacity of around 1.6kWh. It is claimed to deliver a range of 100km on full charge. The cycle parts are inclined towards making it more versatile. For instance, wrapping around its 12-inch alloy wheels are Maxxis dual-purpose tyres with a suspension setup that seems to boast long travel for taking on rough terrain.
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The details about the pricing and availability of the Gogoro CrossOver aren’t known yet. The company had been running a pilot program for testing the feasibility of its battery-swapping network in India since November last year. Now, on 12 December, the Taiwanese brand will announce the expansion of its battery-swapping network in our country.